They said this is called cultivating immortals.
Using an alchemy furnace with an error of 20% to make elixirs is called "the mystery of fire".
Relying on your thoughts to force yourself to the point of becoming obsessive is called "insufficient xinxing."
Use an old template from 30,000 years ago to test your talent, and then tell you - this is how it is meant to be.
Until I bound the [Scientific Cultivation] live broadcast room.
In the barrage, a group of earthlings couldn't stand it anymore:
"Can we do PID calibration first to control the temperature? This elixir makes me suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder!"
"Do a physical assessment before entraining air! Can't you even detect hyperventilation syndrome?"
"The efficiency of this technique... Even if I optimize the code, it's even better than this!"
OK.
You say this immortal can only cultivate in this way.
Then I will use thermodynamics to control the fire, fluid mechanics to entrain the air, and human factors engineering to modify the exercises.
Use scientific methodology to deconstruct the "metaphysics" that you regard as the norm.
When I fill the refining room with standardized production lines, I will distribute "Introduction to Scientific Cultivation" to every handyman.
Before waiting for the soul monument to be measured, I completed the error analysis formula on the spot and told everyone that when this thing should be scrapped——
Ask again.
Who on earth ordered this immortal to practice this way?
(The barrage taught me scientific cultivation. This immortal, I will change my cultivation method.)
